Margaux
The Margaux appellation is located 25 km north of Bordeaux and is one of the most renowned terroirs in the Bordeaux region. Margaux includes 21 classified estates from the 1855 Bordeaux classification (20 of which still exist), more than any other appellation on the left bank of the Gironde River.
This appellation is known for producing elegant and aromatic wines, primarily from the Cabernet Sauvignon variety, celebrated for its excellent structure and long aging potential. The character of Margaux wines is best described as 'an iron fist in a velvet glove.' The poor terroir contributes to their remarkable tannin structure, allowing the wines to evolve beautifully over time while maintaining the charm and delicacy that are typical of Margaux.
The wine is dark garnet in colour. The aroma of the wine contains smoke, truffles and black cherries. On the finish, the wine...
"Expressive and already approachable, the wine is medium-bodied with bright, fresh cherry and earthy...
"The aroma is fresh, structured and offers a subtle intensity. It reveals notes of ripe wild black...
Clos Margalaine is the second wine from Château Marojallia, but it is not similar to it at all. Its...
The 2015 Blason d'Issan has a medium crimson colour with violet highlights. Fresh, floral,...
"With hints of coffee bean, earth and plum, this wine opens as a medium-bodied, fresh and...
Blason d'Issan, the second wine from Château d'Issan , was created in 1995 using mostly...
The quality of wines from this château has been steadily increasing since the mid-1990s. The wines, which are getting better,...
This Margaux shows an attractive bouquet; beautiful aromas of dark fruit, oak and liquorice. Delicate, with...
Elegant and delicate, with medium body and aftertaste. Medium-dark ruby-red with garnet notes...
One of the most affected château during the May hailstorm. Nature's "green harvest"...
Malescot has lost a little bit of power in the 2007 vintage, but it owes nothing to the ripe fruitiness and...
